ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Angela Chen-Wolf grew up in her families business and it helped shape her work ethic and understanding of commitment. We talk about her creative path through RIT, working at large agencies versus small studios, and how a personal health scare makes you question your priorities. Angela also talks about her role as Design Director at the Yale School of the Environment and the value of organization and efficiency to a creative team.
English
United States
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